SAW's Installed...Diff Drop Required?
#21
Originally posted by rowan
yeah i was wondering about the driveline... i doubt you could go much more than 1"
but i do have manual hubs so it doesn't matter much for on road driving. but i do wheel pretty frequently... still i think they will be okay.
i just can't keep them locked in the winter... which is usually nice because i can shift into 4x4 if i get a slippery stoplight on a hill or something.... or trying to pull into traffic on a icy corner.. 4x4 would be nice. but oh well.
yeah i was wondering about the driveline... i doubt you could go much more than 1"
but i do have manual hubs so it doesn't matter much for on road driving. but i do wheel pretty frequently... still i think they will be okay.
i just can't keep them locked in the winter... which is usually nice because i can shift into 4x4 if i get a slippery stoplight on a hill or something.... or trying to pull into traffic on a icy corner.. 4x4 would be nice. but oh well.
#23
Hey Rowan how do your saw's ride with that much lift? I dont think I need 4 inches though, more like 3-1/4 to 3-1/2 like I have from my OME's. They ride real stiff and provide about 0 inches of flex. I would want the saw's to be a significant improvement if I was to look into them cause my money doesn't grow on trees. Any incite would be greatly appreciated. Derek
#24
they ride okay. more stiff than when i only had 2" lift on them. but they are fine. as for flex... i havn't really tested it, but i would imagine it is not great. never was good though. i doubt there is a lot of downward travel either. i took my swaybar off though... so maybe my flex wont be too bad now.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
jacked_72
95.5-2004 Tacomas & 96-2002 4Runners
1
Sep 14, 2015 03:31 PM
justdifferentials
Vendors Build-Ups (Build-Up Section)
0
Sep 5, 2015 06:52 PM




